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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1920
Page
7
A reader defends anonymous public criticism of mayoral conduct and council actions. He questions the council's handling of layoffs and engineering decisions, argues lawyers and experts should be consulted, and notes the clash over a health related notice and a coincidental celebration stunt.
Russell Fraser discusses promising Australian trees for reforestation and economic use. He cites the prickly pear and gum production, noting their industrial applications from varnish to explosives, and references transport to Melbourne Botanic Gardens. Fraser hints at further insights on Australia’s wasted natural resources and how to reclaim them.
In a letter dated the 13th the Mayor complains about our firm not sending a demand before court action. The facts show workers were denied a week's notice and paid amounts into court after a legal position was tested. The council later agreed to pay all men, avoiding further summonses. The letter questions the Mayor's claim of discourtesy and hints at desired denial of workers' rights. Murray & McLaughlin
An old advertisement promotes Dr Sheldons Magnetic Liniment as a pain banisher that quickly cures cuts burns and scalds when used. It claims availability at all chemist stores and emphasizes the product’s alleged effectiveness.
The article discusses neurasthenia as a nervous disorder linked to shocks and strain, distinct from hysteria. It notes pale appearance, blood deficiency, and recommends lifestyle rest, general health improvement, and Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic, with a related booklet offered free by The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Box 56.
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